Today...for the first time I get rejected.. said 214b... no strong ties to my home country.
Why wanna come to the US? I said because I visited many places. I visited Macau Hongkong Japan and I want to visit America. Later Australia 🦘 🦘..
I am a member of rotary club and I said I want to learn with clubs in the US..he said I know you and rotary.
Travel history : I travelled to Japan and Hongkong and Macau 2016 and 2018.. now is 2025.. I wanted to show it and the officer said he doesn't want to check ✅ ✅ my documents
I am co founder/ business owner with my ex husband as my partner: I wanted to show the officer my documents , yet he said he doesn't want to check ✔️ ✅ any of my documents
Do I know Americans? In person no.. but I have many online friends. I mentioned I don't have the US contact because I just want to travel 🧳 and don't wanna bother them..
I live with my ex husband we have a house 🏠 together also I have a house with my family..under my name! But he only typed and said I must re apply
RED FLAGS:
My number was 141 but they skipped my number and the interviewer was the person who reject almost all people in the room ( except people with 3-5 groups).. I can say 8 = rejected . 3 = accepted..
What shocked me was I am so fluent in English and 3 groups which accepted couldn't speak English well even they didn't understand the questions..
1.. a man with American's wife got rejected
2.. all Indonesian females in that room => rejected
3. 3 marketing from 2 different companies ( big ones) are rejected
+ It's a big business. They rejected me = 3 millions IDR. 10 people= 30 millions IDR. Easy money just by rejecting people.. if a person apply 2-4 times,.they get so much money just from 1 person ( logically).
I don't know why he rejected me with reason no strong ties while for me no reason.. I have business and a rotary member. A company is in Indonesia. I asked for explanations and he didn't give it.. they asked me to mail them..so I did.. ( just wait for 3 days response)
I need a logical explanation. You're free to reject me..but with clear explanation.. I was a lecturer.. it's the best to teach people rather than treat them like a dumb..
I told my ex husband and he said now the US put DEI people .. now I understand why incompetent person can be an officer.. Because they are officer because of diversity factor not because of their ability to have strong instinct differentiate people.. I feel sorry about america. But maybe it's the God's way. I wanted to visit Los Angeles and now it's still burning..
Maybe God don't want me die there.. that was the reason I got rejected. I am just shocked. People like me who just wanna learn about the Strong city 🏙️ 🌆 and want to come back with good history of travelling and good financial report ( he didn't even check my financial report. He DOESN'T WANT to check ✔️ ✅ any of my DOCUMENTS. This is silly to me. All I know..I must give documents as proves. Nothing is logic here...
My friends in America said " it makes us mad when you want to enter legally.. they make it so difficult.. while so many illegal immigrants here.. it's sad. " :; it's true hahaha 🤣 because they rejected high quality people like me..
My main reason actually is about astrology, I want to check ✅ ✅ my energy there and if that's good, I want to make business and cooperation about business and rotary clubs.
UNTUK BAHAN PERENUNGAN
Apakah special nya Amerika sehingga membuat orang ingin kesana dan rela berkali-kali coba visa. Lalu, officer tetaplah manusia. Dia ada suka dan tidak suka ke seseorang sehingga membuat feeling atau adjustment tergantung pada " mood " dia saat itu.. menurut saya yang lulusan engineering, itu tidak pakai logika dan hanya berujung pada " asumsi " yang merugikan pihak yang innocent 😇 seperti case saya..saya mau kesana karena saya punya rute Singapore Malaysia Hongkong Macau Jepang.. berikutnya adalah Amerika lalu Australia 🌏 🦘 tapi karena rute Amerika ditolak. Sepertinya saya akan minta petunjuk alam mimpi untuk pindah rute.. mungkin ke Eropa atau kemana.
Walaupun orang memberikan semangat untuk apply orang, saya tidak masuk logika alasan penolakan visa. Betul kita pakai insting, officer diminta itu. Tapi kalau saya boleh perbaiki sistem. Ini yang akan saya lakukan:
🔫 Perbaiki sistem dalam di Amerika dengan menerapkan visitor overstay tidak boleh apply next visa / tidak boleh perpanjangan dan juga tidak boleh apply green 💚 card ( banyak kasus illegal immigrants disana lalu bisa dapat greencard karena sudah lama disana dan punya property disana)
:::: sistem ini bisa jadi solusi daripada menolak saya misalkan yang jelas kredibel tapi dianggap tidak kredibel dari feeling 🥺
🔫 Baiknya cek dokumen peng apply visa secara kasar sehingga bisa menanyakan mana yang ga lengkap. Kebiasaan orang sini Lain dengan di Amerika. Saya pun begitu..dokumen saya rasa lebih kuat daripada ucapan. Tapi buat officer kok lebih kuat ucapan ya? Bukti yang disiapkan ditolak terus
🔫 Buang uang 💸 💰 atau rejeki ke negara lain yang menghargai anda.. Jepang memperlakukan saya sangat baik :)
INFORMATION:
Based on the letter, your visa was denied under **Section 214(b)** of the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), meaning you did not sufficiently demonstrate non-immigrant intent. To strengthen your reapplication, consider the following suggestions:
### 1. **Enhance Proof of Ties to Home Country**:
- **Employment**: Submit a letter from your employer confirming your position, length of employment, salary, and approved leave for your trip. If you own a business, include business registration documents and financial statements.
- **Property Ownership**: Provide evidence of any property you own, such as a house or land, to show you have significant ties to your home country.
- **Family Commitments**: Include documents that show you have immediate family members (parents, siblings) relying on you in Indonesia.
### 2. **Financial Stability**:
- Submit bank statements, investment portfolios, or other financial documents showing that you are financially stable and can afford the trip without needing to stay longer than allowed.
### 3. **Travel History**:
- If you have traveled to other countries and returned on time, provide copies of visas and entry/exit stamps as proof that you have adhered to visa requirements in the past.
### 4. **Clear Purpose of Visit**:
- Include a detailed itinerary of your trip, showing where you will stay, what activities you plan to do, and specific return dates. If you have a friend or family in the U.S., include a letter of invitation from them, but ensure it emphasizes that your visit is temporary.
### 5. **Letter of Intent**:
- Write a detailed letter explaining why you wish to visit the U.S., your planned duration of stay, and your commitments to return home. Emphasize your ties and responsibilities in Indonesia.
### 6. **Consult with a Visa Expert**:
- It may be helpful to consult with an immigration lawyer or visa consultant who can guide you on how to address the issues noted in your rejection letter effectively.
### 7. **Reapplication Timing**:
- While there is no specific waiting period, it’s advisable to reapply only after gathering stronger evidence or when there’s a significant change in your circumstances.
Preparing these documents thoroughly will increase your chances of success in the next application. If you need help drafting any documents or letters, feel free to ask!
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Being unmarried and without children can sometimes be viewed as a potential risk for overstaying in certain visa categories, as consular officers might perceive fewer strong ties to your home country. However, it's not necessarily an issue if you can demonstrate other compelling ties, such as:
1. **Professional Commitments**: Highlight any significant career responsibilities or business operations you manage in your home country.
2. **Property or Financial Assets**: Show ownership of property, financial investments, or other substantial assets that indicate your intent to return.
3. **Family Ties**: Emphasize close relationships with family members who remain in your home country.
4. **Community Involvement**: Mention any roles or obligations you have in local organizations or communities, such as your Rotary involvement.
Strengthening your application in these areas can help address concerns and improve your chances in a reapplication.
INDONESIA AND VISA
The statement about "high demand and limited visas" refers to the fact that there are a large number of applicants for U.S. visas from countries like Indonesia, but the U.S. government only issues a certain number of visas each year. As a result, the visa application process becomes highly competitive. Here's a breakdown of why this happens:
1. **High Demand**:
- **Popularity of U.S. Destinations**: Many people from countries like Indonesia want to visit the U.S. for tourism, business, education, and family reasons. The U.S. remains a popular destination for education (with many Indonesian students seeking to study there) and tourism (for example, visiting family or sightseeing).
- **Global Demand**: The demand for U.S. visas is high worldwide, and countries like Indonesia contribute a significant number of applicants. This means that the U.S. Embassy in Indonesia receives a large volume of visa applications, especially during peak seasons (like summer or holiday periods).
2. **Limited Visas**:
- **Quota System**: The U.S. has specific quotas for the number of visas it can issue to applicants each year. This quota varies depending on the type of visa. For example, there are limits on the number of immigrant visas, student visas, and tourist visas available each year.
- **Resource Constraints**: The U.S. Embassy in Indonesia, like other embassies around the world, has limited resources in terms of personnel and capacity to process the high volume of applications. This means not all applicants can be approved, even if they meet the criteria.
3. **Competitive Nature**:
- **Visa Processing**: When demand exceeds the available number of visas, applicants are evaluated more strictly. Only those who meet the criteria (like proving strong ties to their home country, financial stability, and a clear purpose for their visit) are more likely to be approved.
- **Risk of Denial**: In high-demand situations, U.S. consular officers may be more cautious and conservative in issuing visas. If they have doubts about an applicant’s intentions or the risk of overstaying, they may deny the visa to ensure compliance with immigration laws.
4. **Longer Wait Times**:
- As demand increases and more people apply, processing times for visas can also become longer. This is due to both the volume of applications and the embassy's limited capacity to handle them.
In summary, the combination of high demand and limited visas leads to a competitive visa application process. This is why applicants must present a strong case to increase their chances of approval. If you reapply, ensuring you meet all requirements and submit thorough documentation is essential.
